People who purchased workouts on the Xbox Fitness service are now getting credits for those videos on their Microsoft Accounts. This move comes a couple of months after Microsoft announced the planned shutdown of Xbox Fitness.
The fitness company MOSSA has revealed its plans to offer standalone versions of its series of video workouts that are on Xbox Fitness in some way before the Xbox One service itself completely shuts down in July 2017.
Xbox Fitness on the Xbox One will now let you take part in workouts without a Kinect sensor and download purchased content to your console.
Microsoft has added a new program to the Xbox One's Xbox Fitness service called YO:30. The $29.99 program offers five 30 minute yoga workouts.
The Xbox Fitness system on the Xbox One has added a new exercise program called Extreme Combat. This system, based on MMA-style fighting, has been developed exclusively for Xbox Fitness.
Xbox Fitness has received an update on the Xbox One, introducing support for Microsoft Health, enabling users to have their exercise routines synchronized with the service. The Microsoft Band is also affected by this update, connecting through the company's health and fitness platform. If you've yet to check out Microsoft's Xbox Fitness, we'd strongly urge you to do so,...
INSANITY is now here for Xbox Fitness on Xbox One. Beachbody is one of the biggest names in home-excercise DVDs having made programs like P90X and Insanity from Shaun T. Now you have this insane workout on your Xbox One. Here's the description of the INSANITY for Xbox Fitness: "Purchase this INSANE workout program and receive free nutrition and workout guides from Beachbody....
Microsoft has confirmed to Windows Central that the Xbox Fitness service included as part of the Xbox One console will continue to offer access to free content for Xbox Live Gold members past the end of December 2014. When Microsoft first announced Xbox Fitness in September 2013, the company said that paid Xbox Live Gold members would receive free access to the service, and many of...
We like fitness around here at Windows Phone Central and Mobile Nations. We like it so much, we dedicate the entire month of February to learning and exploring the ways technology can help improve your overall health. Throughout the year we’ll do our part to promote cool fitness apps whenever they come (like Active Fitness and Adidas miCoach). When the Xbox One launches in a two months...